THEATRE REVIEW | Private Lives, Gielgud Theatre
★★★★ | Private Lives If you’re not familiar with Noel Coward’s work then you’re in for a treat with ‘Private Lives’ and the lavish new production at The Gielgud is […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Evita, Sheffield and National Tour
★★★ | Evita The glamour, passion and politics 1940’s Argentina are brought to life in this revival of one of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most successful musicals which is back on […]
London | Pride 2013 Review
Well, Pride in London finally arrived, and after last year’s damp squib (World Pride, too, if you remember), it can only be accounted a huge success for the new team […]
NEWS: The Cattle Market – Bristol Bisons RFC Bachelor Auction
Bristol Bisons RFC in support of the Terrence Higgins trust is proud to present The Cattle Market – Bachelor Auction and BBQ.
Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus win a Golden Handbag Award
Brighton’s Gay Men’s Chorus have won the award for Favourite LGBT Community Social/Leisure Organisation at the 2013 Golden Handbag Awards. The Golden Handbags show took place Sunday 23 June at […]
Manchester’s Pride Line Up Complete With Moto Blanco
Singer and style icon, Sam Sparro (Black and Gold, Happiness) joined by DJ’s and electronic music duo Moto Blanco, Misha B, Queens of Pop, and Happy Mondays dance diva Rowetta, […]
GAY HEALTH: Pace Launches Low-Cost Couple Counselling
PACE is delighted to offer a new low-cost couple counselling and relationship support service for people who identify as LGBT and their partners. PACE knows that experiencing healthy relationships can […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Power Couple
★★★★ | Power Couple Relationships are peculiar things: whether your status is single, in a relationship or ‘it’s complicated’. Power Couple is an innovative comedy show which looks at a […]
Best Universities For Being Gay Friendly
Stonewall today launches the fourth edition of Gay By Degree, the only guide showing how gay-friendly the UK’s 157 universities are. Gay By Degree 2014, now online at www.gaybydegree.org.uk, gives […]
OPINION | Has pride lost its way?
Pride events have been happening in the UK since the 70s, with new ones currently popping up every year. But have they lost their original meaning? Are they now just […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Address Unknown, Soho Theatre
★★★★ | Address Unknown Is it possible to explain the incomprehensible? How can anyone begin to understand what would make a man abandon a deep friendship in favour of joining […]